Hi,
Maybe not an answer to your question but speaking from experiance and in no way
to patronise but do what you know you can do now and enhance later. Dont get
caught up trying to do things the right way because there is no such thing.
And it will speed you up.
In my opinion, appyling this
loader
In my opinion all you are doing is adding another step a new user will have to
perform when getting up and running with ZF2, and thus adding another layer of
complexity, to what is already somthing that is hard to get a grip of.
Maybe add 2 implementations or show how both are used but
Pivetta
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On 30 May 2013 19:48, Dan.latter dan.lat...@gmail.com wrote:
loader
In my opinion all you are doing is adding another step a new user will have to
perform when getting up and running with ZF2, and thus adding another layer
I just use mappers that contain simple methods like getProductCategories, on a
Category mapper for example, this method will then just use the bridge table in
its sql, I don't use a separate mapper. I do however make sure I implement the
method in question in a mapper that matches the type I am
Does it have to connect payment server? It's hard for me to tell without
knowing in depth details, do you own/run payment server? I'd argue that you
should'nt be connecting to servers in unit tests. But I guess it depends on
specific case.
stef ivan.d.stefano...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
that
Yeah but it could be a helper method that wraps the call to getAuthor in order
to return author name.
Marco Pivetta ocram...@gmail.com wrote:
That's conceptually wrong. You first get the author, then his name. You
don't call `getAuthorName` on a book.
Marco Pivetta
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Hi,
If your code is under source control you could use an external that points to
a particular zf2 version, then you just change the version the external points
to.
mpalourdio benoit.d...@unil.ch wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to force a zf2 application to use the zf2 library stored in
the
